Panasonic LUMIX G95D 20.3 Megapixel Mirrorless Camera, 12-60mm F3.5-5.6 Micro Four Thirds Lens, 5-Axis Dual I.S. 2, 4K 24p 30p Video, Pre-Installed V-Log L, 3” OLED Touchscreen - DC-G95DMK(Black)

I looked at micro 4/3 systems back in 2019 and toyed with moving to this system. Recently I sold my DSLR equipment to move to a mirrorless system and went through the struggle of deciding between Sony, Canon and Nikon when I saw the new pricing on the LUMIX G95. The kit lens 12-60mm is a really great lens add that to the camera itself that is still an advanced system capable of both photo and video. Based on the new price I bought the camera and I'm glad I did. This camera takes great pictures and opened me up to a world of small light lenses that cost less than half the cost of full frame. I was able to pick up several lenses and camera for way less than the other camera bodies I was looking at alone.

I own multiple cameras that are full frame, apsc, mft, and all mirrorless. The size of this camera combined with the quality of pictures it takes and the fun features it provides makes this the camera I reach for when I’m headed out the door for a day and don’t know what I’m going to end up shooting.The picture sizes are fine and the quality is perfect. I’ve not had trouble with the focusing so long as I put the ‘plus’ where I want it to focus. This may be a little slower than the Sony auto acquisition of an eye, but again I’m using it for fun, not a paid fast motion gig.If you’re looking for a nice camera at a great price and a great size, don’t let the micro 4/3 platform scare you It does a great job.

I used this for kids sports, stills and portraits. The features and performance are very close to the Lumix G9 while still being quite compact. I'd consider this for a hiking/camping camera due to the compact size and low weight.Picture quality is excellent, low light performance is a struggle but that is due to being a micro four thirds sensor. The live composite feature is great to get your exposure right and helps cut down on post processing. The DFD autofocus works well for kids sports in AF-C but burst mode slows down to 6 fps. 4k video recording is OK if you can live with the 2x crop. The G95 is billed as a hybrid camera, it does both but I find that it is better suited for stills.

like this camera. hard to carry around. requires additional lens to take a variety of photos. hard to figure out what all the settings do. watched a you tube video, and still hard to figure out.

I love this camera. The video quality is great.

Everyone knows the strengths and weaknesses of this Lumix.You can find numerous technical reviews on YouTube and many other specialized websites but no one can know what your oratich needs are.Personally I am very satisfied with the G95, I don't go around at night taking pictures, the video crop in 4K does not bother me, if the quality of the viewfinder or the LCD screen is not enough for me I use a small external monitor and solve every problem.This is not a professional machine and the price is more than justified.Do you want better lenses? Purchase an adapter and use lenses with a Canon or other mount, the camera body will always give you an optical stabilization support .What can I say, needless to add obvious things, it depends on your expectations and what you want to achieve and how you want to work.For me it's an underrated product with obvious shortcomings ... but Panasonic would have killed a higher market segment.

Great camera. Came with a Panasonic Vario G 12-60mm, 3.5-5.6 kit lens. Camera and lens take great pictures. Very sharp with good color and contrast.

This isn't the latest or greatest Micro 4/3 camera but it's a very good one, nonetheless. I love the ergonomics here. The grip is fairly substantial and fits my very average-size hand well. This camera mimics the control layout of its predecessor (Lumix G85) and that's a very good thing. The memory card slot is on the side of the grip where it's supposed to be! No having to go into the battery compartment. Nice!